Red Pony Farm: A journey in motion

Guess Who's COMING HOME?

The original Red Pony. My A #1 trail pony. My friend. The love of Willie's life. The one, the only, Annabelle aka Anabellina, Penelope Jane, Miss Grump.

Here she is back in 2003 teaching Cassy to ride.

I sent her to Broad Park Equestrian Center, part of the Pine Land Farm complex in New Gloucester, when we were paying two mortgages. Broad Park is where they have the community riding program. The horses there are given exceptional care. Large comfy boxes and lush fields. Annabelle has been a lesson pony there. I stopped in to see her today. It's  been a while since I'd seen her. She looked great. She's 22 now. She had a couple of weeks off due to some swelling in a tendon. They are thinking it may be time for her to retire. I am so excited that she will be coming back home! Red Pony Farm will have it's red pony again.

Articles Needed

I really want to create a magazine. I know there are so many all ready--how many more do we need?

I want to call it:        Grade Horse News

Grade horses are most excellent and are out there doing lots of cool things and getting very little attention!

I will collect news and photos of the accomplishments of Grade Horses at Endurance rides, Dressage shows, Events and back yards all over the US. I would compile them into a nifty little package with few advertisements and lots of product reviews.

What do you think?

Got any stories and photos to share? With gas prices so high I am not likely to get out of New England this year, So I NEED YOUR HELP.

I vow to create a first run for November 2008 distribution even if it is tiny and I don't make cent one.